Plainview High School - Plain View Yearbook (Plainview, TX)

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Last ana? Testament Know All Men By These Presents that we, the Seniors of Plainview High School. being in bad health. of unsound and inf disposing mind and memory and about to pass out of existence do make and publish this our last will and testament. hereby prevoking all wills by us at any time heretofore unmade. Loyd Belk regretfully leaves Elsie Faye Dayton standing by the fountain fof Youth7j. Mildred Young wills her sflfofw efafsfy wfa-yfs to Lou Watson. fThank Heavenslj Charles Dye leaves quite a few Dying hearts strung hither and yon. Wanda Allene Sweat bequeths her 'T' Ration Book of michievousness to Rhoda Mulkey. Faye Manges leaves her bootfblacking hair def vices to Billy Felton fas if he needs themj. LaVerne Roach joins the Marines' and leaves junior Langley to sing out the 'kMarine Hymn for him. june Brunk wills her record of attending 299 different schools to Geraldine Sisk- Geraldine's still trying to get out of one school. G. L. Phillips yields his way of getting all flustered when he's pleased to Don Bullock. Teri Testman leaves her killerfdiller mystery novels in the lending library for Pat Traylor to check out. fPat will check out all right4when she reads the word ubloodnlj Wade Ebeling bequeaths his happy smile to glum Dick Waller. Ethel Lee Smith is content to just get up and walk out of Bookkeeping leaving nothing behind but a few F's. Bob Harder leaves Gloria Woodward to P. H. S. wolves QO. K.. joe Carver. don't howl now.j Betty Fulton loves getting ads for the Annual so well. that she's decided to NOT will the ability to sell ads to anyone. She's coming back next year to take a postfgrad course so she can have the job all over again! Bob Winkles leaves his sly L'wink to another innocentfeyed Romeo-Rudolph Haile. Valnet Claborn wills her mighty sweet ways to Geneva Rippstein. jimmy Carter leaves a mumbling place that will have to be filled by a Freshman! Wade Felps bequeaths his poker face expressions to Filmore Hendrix. Shirley Gravelle donates to Ruth Ellis all of her Bookkeeping genius. fRuth's pretty good Qfiguring' as it is, howeverj. j, U. Wiggins, who MUST be some kin to Mrs. WIGGINS of the Cabbage Patch. donates his Victory Garden to any gopher in P. H. IS. Ada Louise Pate wills to Faith Davidson her knowledge of all the barsfbars on Service Men's shoulders. Billie june Kepler. alias Mrs. Wayne Patty, leaves her 'ifreedomn to any girl who's absolutely determined to be an old maid. Dorothy Durning bequeaths her L'I.O.U. notes to the Dice. Vice and Advice club. fAs if they didn't already have the notes.j jack Rob' ertson leaves his shoes that make Short People Tall and Tall People Short to Betty Robinson. Effie jean Day wills her 'iwillful ways to Olga Wells. Wanda Brookshire leaves a portion of Novicane to the person most likely having to go to the dentist. Dick Armstrong. who's joining the Navy so the world can see him. bequeaths his pointless Uj jokes to j. Waring Walker. Catherine Vaughn and Helen Hartley both leave and take their memories of Mr. Powell with them fpoor girlsj. Oleta Massey. whiz at taking dictation at a 120 words per minute. donates all her stubs of pencils to the '44 class of the Indian Sign Language, Mary Virginia bequeaths her share of the 'iMixon Tomato Company to Georgia. Now maybe she won't have tomatoes thrown her way when she makes her debut on the stage! jim Bell leaves joan Alexander to the junior Class of '44. Here's hoping she's as faithful to the class as she has been to jimmy. Imogene Sloan breaks her chain and thus her 'iFido days are over. Yes. her French horn is left for Gail Shook to toot. Weldon Gregg donates a pair of notfused shoestrings to Edward LaFont. Gee. will Ed be tied in knots! Delta Van Zandt leaves her special honkyftonky dancing to anyone willing to suffer a sore foot or two every Saturday night. Val Keene. on the LendfLease Plan. bequeaths his 4-F physf ique to Bob Horne. Ada Ruth Hilburn leaves her k'Holier Than Thou attitude to Inez Andrewsfas if Inez needed it. Bobby Hayden leaves his place as the only man in stenography class to just any chump who thinks he can howl among 25 girls and get away with it. jack English bequeaths his sense of humor to Hoyt Curry-or should it just be sense? Mona Mc' Candless wills her Amazon type physique to Donald Sneed. Since chewing gum really IS a novelty these days. Carl Burleson condescends to leave a whole package of doublemint to Stella jo Mosley. Roland Bell wills his ujigsaw intellect to Otera Brown. Nellie Pelham wills her collection of perfect measurements. pertaining to her figure. to Carol Ann Collier. E. H. Powell leaves his books on Psychology to Miss Wiles-with those unruly juniors taking posession of her Civics class no doubt they will be needed. Frances Buchanan donates her many pair of earrings to Betty jo Wilmeth. The Senior Class leaves to Mr. Windewehen two cans of Bon Amifmaybe the Bon Ami will clean up some of the udirtn the Senior Class spread! Maynard james tosses his sarcastic remarks to Don Hartgand no doubt Don will use them. Delma Witte leaves a heart full of memories and lots of friends. George B. Murphy leaves his Stinkum Stinktoriumn days of chem' istry to Mr. Pearson. Sue Casey abdicates her title of Queenie and wills it to the girl most likely to have a Victory, Betty jean Brown. Ila jean Hillman. Lois Wilburn. Donna Mae Stanfield. Lyvonne Hurt, Alvin Ebarb. Leon Burch. D. Pope. and Clyde Spraggins, all members of the Mobilized Morons Soriority and Fraternity, bequeaths their termites to the junior members of the organizationfnamely: Patsy Duncan, josie Culpepper, Shirley Ann McClure, jean Schawe, jimmy Wallace, Lon Cartwright. johnny Hinds and john Stoneham. johnny Crues and Truett Thames sorrowfully depart from their Esquires and will them to one of those Eager Beaver underclassmen. Charlotte Thornton leaves her Peroxiding Processes to Mary Frank Day. Edna Ruth Ayers eagerly agrees to leave to any chump full possession of the Art Department of the Annual. IF they prom' ise to improve on the job. L. D. Ballard leaves all the tin medals he's accumulated by winning 4fH prizes. to the Scrap Metal Drive. Brue Rigler. Billy Ware. and Marion Whitfield decide to leave their hogs and cows to Ernie Miller and Clyde Autry, but will take their chickens with them. The stenography class, feeling they have successfully taught Miss Zeleny the fundaf mentals of shorthand, leave her to the mercy of the Class of '44. Our flower girl, Katrina Keys. leaves her wilted petals to Mary jo Harrell. iDon't ask what Mary jo will do with them.J james Son at first wanted to will his voice to Richard Pearlman, but as Richard is pretty well qualified as it is, james def cides to just leave his extra bathtub! Scott and Douglas Eubanks leave detention for the first time in their high school days. Betti jordan leaves her voice of experience to Hellen Kelly, or vice versa. Valenia Holley and Louise Yancey leave their ability to speak fwithout permission, mostlyj. to Tommie Easterling. Lola Foster resignedly leaves the Pep Squad and its many acrof batic techniques to Evelyn Ogden. Bobby Burton must leave Pat Dulaney to the drooling wolves of P. H, S. Bobby Lee Buchanan. Pat Rogers and Louise Crable pool their rationing coupons and finally decide to leave one pound of coffee to the person most likely to be cramming for exams. and needing nourishment in the wee hours. Merlene Luster bequeaths her 'ilustrousm smile to Mary jane Hamilton. George Palmer leaves his Shoe Rationing coupon to anyone who likes to walk land wear shoesj. George personally prefers to fly Pf4O's. Ernest Duncan bequeaths to Frank Standefer his lanky figure. Frank and Ernest about it aren't they? Maurice Andrews wills his invention of gun powder. which he uses for toothpowder, to anyone who want to pop off every once in a while. Berle Cavett leaves the dust of Plainview for the GoldfDust of California. W. L. Elam dazedly leaves Corine Holt behind. Gee. if only some of these Seniors had the technique some of these Sophomores employ. Gladys Roden leaves her yodeling echoing through the halls of P, H. S. Louise Martin, Wanda Ruth Stanton and Evelyn Wright leave their 'ibread and butter days behind them-butter's rationed! Dorothy King wills her recipe for dehydrating intelligence into vitamin pills to the junior Class. Lonnie Bickley. Ernest Duncan, Clarence Gaither. Gene Craig, Walter johnson. Wilburn Rodgers and Billy Williams all leavefstill in a fog. Before anyone contests the authenticity of this composition of the Last Will and Testament. I shall leave--by the back door.